Subhodip Chatterjee

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Subhodip Chatterjee’s research lies at the critical intersection of occupational safety, biomechanics, and materials science, with a primary focus on preventing slip-and-fall injuries—a leading cause of workplace trauma. His most-cited work, “Effect of Floor Coatings on Slip-Resistance of Safety Shoes” (2022, 51 citations), investigates how different floor coatings interact with safety footwear under wet and oily conditions, providing actionable insights for industrial flooring design. This study highlights his broader contributions: systematically evaluating how viscous contaminants like water or oil degrade traction at the shoe-floor interface, and identifying optimal material pairings to reduce slip risk. By combining rigorous tribological testing with real-world safety considerations, Chatterjee’s research directly informs the development of safer work environments, from factories to hospitals. His work is particularly notable for bridging the gap between material engineering and human factors, offering evidence-based recommendations for footwear and flooring standards. With growing recognition in the field of ergonomics and injury prevention, Chatterjee continues to advance practical solutions that protect workers from debilitating falls, making his research indispensable for safety engineers, product designers, and occupational health professionals alike.